From Address- try 2

[DragonWolf]

Greetings,

Having gone into the file webmail/horde/imp/config/defaults.php3

and editing the line that says  $default->user_change_from = true;

to false, however, when I log into the email and clikc "Compose" it still
has the FROM field as editable by the user.

Any ideas why this is still visable?



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Subject: Re: [imp] From Address- try 2

Quoting DragonWolf <kilmarac@yahoo.com>:

> and editing the line that says  $default->user_change_from = true;
> 
> to false, however, when I log into the email and clikc "Compose" it still
> has the FROM field as editable by the user.
> 
> Any ideas why this is still visable?

I don't really remember the state of that code, but have you tested to see if 
when a mail is sent the name they enter is actually used?

-chuck

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